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| Management number | 205786174 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $63.90 | Model Number | 205786174 | ||
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Title: Decadance
Artist: Nep
Label: Fox & His Friends
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 793597119759
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2017-09-22
Number of Discs: 1
Twelve inch vinyl pressing. After the successful launch of vintage ex yu sci-fi electronica soundtrack Visitors From The Galaxy (AKA Gosti iz galaksije) by Tomislav Simovic, Fox & His Friends label announces the release of Nep's Decadance 12', another piece from the vaults of now highly sought after Socialist era Yugoslavian synth-pop. This time, it's aimed at the dance-floors, with a remix by Snuff Crew's Snuffo. The record is already generating quite a buzz. Nep was a loose multimedia collective formed in 1982 Zagreb, ex- Yugoslavia. The founder Dejan Krsic collaborated with various artists in a quest of re-thinking the stale concepts of art history, position of the author and the barriers between pop and elitist high culture. Heavily influenced by Walter Benjamin and Andy Warhol in theory and Brian Eno and Kraftwerk in music, Krsic created Nep as an umbrella term (meaning Nova Evropa or New Europe) of diverse rule-breaking activities, covering graphic design, music, photography, video, news-media and theoretical work. Musically Nep focused on experiments in ambient and tape-music, self-released and hard to find compilation tapes like The Cassette Played Poptones (1988). Deeply immersed in pop-culture, politics and art theory Krsic's search for perfect pop music with cutting critical edge peaked in 1989, the year Decadance track was conceived in studio, but has never been published.
Tracks:
1.1 Decadance (Original 1989 Version)
1.2 Decadance (Snuffo's 2017 Reinvention)
Artist: Nep
Label: Fox & His Friends
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 793597119759
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2017-09-22
Number of Discs: 1
Twelve inch vinyl pressing. After the successful launch of vintage ex yu sci-fi electronica soundtrack Visitors From The Galaxy (AKA Gosti iz galaksije) by Tomislav Simovic, Fox & His Friends label announces the release of Nep's Decadance 12', another piece from the vaults of now highly sought after Socialist era Yugoslavian synth-pop. This time, it's aimed at the dance-floors, with a remix by Snuff Crew's Snuffo. The record is already generating quite a buzz. Nep was a loose multimedia collective formed in 1982 Zagreb, ex- Yugoslavia. The founder Dejan Krsic collaborated with various artists in a quest of re-thinking the stale concepts of art history, position of the author and the barriers between pop and elitist high culture. Heavily influenced by Walter Benjamin and Andy Warhol in theory and Brian Eno and Kraftwerk in music, Krsic created Nep as an umbrella term (meaning Nova Evropa or New Europe) of diverse rule-breaking activities, covering graphic design, music, photography, video, news-media and theoretical work. Musically Nep focused on experiments in ambient and tape-music, self-released and hard to find compilation tapes like The Cassette Played Poptones (1988). Deeply immersed in pop-culture, politics and art theory Krsic's search for perfect pop music with cutting critical edge peaked in 1989, the year Decadance track was conceived in studio, but has never been published.
Tracks:
1.1 Decadance (Original 1989 Version)
1.2 Decadance (Snuffo's 2017 Reinvention)
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